Longenhagen ranked the prospects traded during the deadline season:
45 FV Prospects
10. Teoscar Hernandez, OF, TOR (Acquired for Francisco Liriano)
Hernandez simplified his footwork in the box and took off last year, but there was nowhere for him to fit into Houston’s outfield. His natural bat speed and wrist strength generate the quality of his contact. He projects as an average hitter with average game power. If he can play center field (most scouts think he can) he’s an average everyday player. In a corner he’s a second division regular unless his glove buoys his overall value.
40 FV Prospects and below
33. Samad Taylor, 2B, TOR (Acquired from CLE for Joe Smith)
A twitchy and athletic plus-plus runner without prototypical shortstop arm strength, Taylor has an intriguing blend of physical tools and early-career performance. Scouts are concerned about his lack of size, but he does have some pop. He’ll need it to profile at second.
44. Thomas Pannone, LHP, TOR (Acquired from CLE for Joe Smith)
Pannone is throwing a bit harder this year and sitting 88-91. He sequences it well, changing hitters’ eye level with it and a loopy curveball. Scouts are skeptical of his stuff playing in the majors long-term, but he has a FIP under 3 at Double-A right now.